Sign into Google Photos and grant Facebook permission to add media to your Google Photos library, then click the Confirm Transfer button on the next screen.Īfter the transfer is finished, you'll receive an email from Facebook notifying you that the process is complete.
Use the radio buttons to opt to transfer a copy of either your photos or videos you've uploaded to Facebook, then click Next.
Enter your Facebook password if prompted, then click Choose destination and choose Google Photos from the dropdown.
Select Transfer a copy of your photos or videos.
Log into your Facebook account in a web browser, then click the down arrow in the top-right corner of Facebook's menu bar.
The following steps explain how it works. From today, however, users with a Google Photos account can automate the job, and Facebook says more cloud services will be supported soon.Įven if you've had enough of Facebook, the built-in tansfer tool is handy if you want to save your media before permanently closing your account. But I really hope that you dont switch on between multiple gmail accounts all the time be. Previously, the majority of Facebook users wanting to download their media from the site had to do it manually. Do you have the second Gmail account I bet you have even three. Facebook has just made a photo transfer tool globally available that lets account holders easily download all their pictures and videos from the social network to Google Photos.
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